Events at: Liu Institute, Case Room 132

The Contribution of Freedom of/Access to Information Requests to a Liberatory Perspective of Public Administration: Examining the Forms, Spaces, and Levels of Power

Please RSVP below for event, or event+lunch. Speaker bio Dr. Sule Tomkinson is an Associate Professor at the Department of Political Science at Université Laval. She is currently visiting Peter A. Allard School of Law and the UBC Centre for Migration Studies. Her expertise is in administrative justice, qualitative methodology, and research ethics. Her research […]

‘Our Indigenous Cousins’ or Settlers-R-Us? Pacific Migration to Indigenous Places with Alice Te Punga Somerville

Please join us for the fourth and final event of our Spring Speaker Series, Decolonizing Migration. RSVP below for event, or event+lunch. Abstract What forms of connection are possible between Indigenous people in any one Indigenous site? When Pacific people move to another Pacific place, in what ways do they affirm and extend connections with […]

Shanty Towns, Indigenous Mobilities and Marrón (Brown) Experience: Contested Formations of Race in the City of Buenos Aires

Please RSVP for this event below. This event is being organized in association with the Migration and Indigeneity Group and the Latin American Studies program. Abstract: This paper examines two processes of racialization in urban Argentina that are expanding the realm of anti-racist struggles and challenging the framework of public policy. The first experience is that […]